The Chautauqua Girls At Home — Pansy

Isabella MacDonald Alden (Pansy) (1841-1930) was an American writer. She wrote: Helen Lester (1865), Bernie's White Chicken (1867), Tip Lewis and His Lamp (1867), Ester Ried: Asleep and Awake (1870), Docia's Journal (1871), Three People (1871), Julia Ried (1872), The King's Daughter (1873), Household Puzzles (1874), Divers Women (with Mrs C. M. Livingston) (1880), A New Graft on the Family Tree (1880), Next Things and Dorrie's Day (1880), People Who Haven't Time (1880), That Boy Bob (with Faye Huntigton) (1880), Ester Ried: Yet Speaking (1883), The Man of the House (1883), Pansy's Home Story Book (1883), Side by Side (1883), Christie's Christmas (1884), An Endless Chain (1884), A Hedge Fence (1884), An Hour with Miss Streator (1884), Interrupted (1884), New Year's Tangles (1884), Pansy's Stories of Child Life (1884-1889), Gertrude's Diary (1885), In the Woods and Out (1885), One Commonplace Day (1886), The Browning Boys (1886), Spun from Fact (1886), Stories and Pictures from the Life of Jesus (1886), and Eighty-Seven (1887).